Sgt. Bilko Annual #1
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Gold Rush," Sgt. Bilko puts his scheming genius to the test when he sets his sights on striking it rich during war game maneuvers in the mountains—all while dodging Colonel Hall’s watchful eye. With Cal Howard’s sharp writing and Bob Oksner’s dynamic art bringing the chaos to life, this 1960 annual is a classic blend of military farce and get-rich-quick ambition, all wrapped in a cover by Bob Oksner.
In "Gold Rush," Sgt. Bilko turns the military's war game maneuvers into a personal gold rush, using his trademark hustle to scrounge equipment and dig for treasure in the mountains—all while dodging Colonel Hall’s watchful eye. With his usual mix of charm, deception, and sheer audacity, Bilko’s latest scheme pushes the limits of military patience and common sense.
When camp cook Ritzik unexpectedly wins five hundred dollars in a cooking contest, Sgt. Bilko sees his chance and launches a series of increasingly elaborate schemes to get his hands on the prize—no matter the cost. With his usual mix of charm, deception, and sheer audacity, Bilko turns the mess hall into a battlefield of wits, all while Ritzik remains blissfully unaware of the storm brewing around his lucky day.
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